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I have Life Support on MTR and of the others of hers I have read I have not been disappointed.

Thanks Angel I'll look out for it.

Hello and welcome Leeanne.

I keep threatening her with the soap and water

My daughter is always saying that

Makes me feel ancient

I'm as old as my tongue and a little bit older than my teeth

I like the idea of keeping birthday wishes to your profile , something to look back on.

Hello and welcome Tinymoz.

Hello and welcome to the BCF Jaya.

Hello and welcome Nearco

I had a carvery lunch seeing as it was a friends birthday

Having to give up on Bronte's Shirley, I will get round to reading it but just not yet. Picked up Tess Gerritsen's The Apprentice last night. I know I am not the only one of my kind who walks this earth. Somewhere, there is another. And he waits for me... The Surgeon has been locked up for a year but his chilling legacy still haunts the city, and especially Boston homicide detective Jane Rizzoli. For now a new killer is at work and Rizzoli senses something horrifyingly familiar about this murderer's modus operandi. Grim coincidence? Or more terrifying still, could these two monsters have somehow made contact...

I finished Mitch Albom's book one this morning. What a lovely, easy book to read, I have had a word for it all day at work and now I'm home I've forgotten it! Not sure what to read next I'll probably do ip dip do later

KirstyKat - did you know they are making a film of Marley & Me starring Jennifer Aniston and Owen Wilson. I think it's due out Feb next year. I'm stocking up on kleenex already It certainly tugs the old heart strings doesn't it?

Same here, I read till my eyes are starting to shut then put the book down. I have been known to fall asleep listening to audio books though! a great cure for insomnia

Nineteen Minutes was a lot better then WNTTAK although I did enjoy that one too. I echo what Soulae said above that they do have similar subject matter but from completely different angles and I too enjoyed Nineteen Minutes more.

Finished Nineteen Minutes last night. Loved it. I have to say it is one of her better ones and I wasn't expecting it to end as it did. Highly recommended. Next to read... For One More Day by Mitch Albom As a child, Charley Benetto was told by his father, 'You can be a mama's boy or a daddy's boy, but you can't be both.' So he chooses his father, only to see him disappear when Charley is on the verge of adolescence. Decades later, Charley is a broken man. His life has been destroyed by alcohol and regret. He loses his job. He leaves his family. He hits rock bottom after discovering he won't be invited to his only daughter's wedding. And he decides to take his own life. Charley makes a midnight ride to his small hometown: his final journey. But as he staggers into his old house, he makes an astonishing discovery. His mother - who died eight years earlier - is there, and welcomes Charley home as if nothing ever happened. What follows is the one seemingly ordinary day so many of us yearn for: a chance to make good with a lost parent, to explain the family secrets and to seek forgiveness. Somewhere between this life and the next, Charley learns the astonishing things he never knew about his mother and her sacrifices. And he tries, with her tender guidance, to put the crumbled pieces of his life back together...

Did you cry? I know I cried buckets but it was a lovely book.

Pizza, salad and garlic bread.

Chicken fried rice and not not a take away home made

Yes Louise I like Karin Slaughter I've read a few of hers also Kathy Reichs and Lisa Gardner are good.